Bangor's VO-1000 Stretches It's Legs

This is the first video of USN 65-00060 on UA-cam. This Baldwin VO-1000 diesel was built in December of 1944, and very little information is known about it. The Caboose, USN 63-00238 also has very little information available on it.
I have been holding onto this video since April of 2022 because of the difficulties related to recording sound through a camera rain jacket. The audio was messed up in the majority of the clips because of what was essentially a plastic bag placed over the camera and the mic, and restoring the audio was a painstakingly long process. With that said, it is still not perfect, and I do apologize for that.

[@Train_Developer]

Fantastical Video Friend 😎

[@West_Cascade_Rail]

Thank you!

[@AtTheCrossingProductions]

Awesome coverage!

[@West_Cascade_Rail]

Thank you, Alex!

[@michaelchapman2876]

Please, as someone who has dealt with MPs, Don't piss them off. Awesome Video!

[@West_Cascade_Rail]

Thank you!

[@portlandrailfanproductions1155]

The Baldwin may possibly be ex SP if sp owned any. It has a gyrolight so i expect it to be from that area.

[@West_Cascade_Rail]

Good to know!

[@TrainTrackinTravel]

Nice spring shots.

[@West_Cascade_Rail]

Thank you Chase!

[@steve87thpsap]

Nice job and no police. I thought the GP9 was to be scrapped? Surprised to see it working.

[@West_Cascade_Rail]

Thank you! This video was shot in 2022. Yes, the GP9 has a bent frame and has sat in Elma since the damage occurred.

[@owais146]

LOVELY

[@West_Cascade_Rail]

Thank you!

[@owais146]

WELCOME@@West_Cascade_Rail

[@37threconforce]

The navy still uses a caboose?

[@West_Cascade_Rail]

They use the caboose as a shoving platform